Farah Khan's daughter Anya raises Rs 1 lakh by selling sketches,uses money to feed animals

Bollywood director Farah Khan, earlier on Monday took to her social media accounts and shared that her 12-year-old daughter Anya Kunder has raised an amount of Rs 1 lakh by sketching pictures of pets and selling them. She added that the money will be used to feed stray animals and provide food packages to the poor.

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Farah Khan has been updating her social media with the marvellous work that her children have undertaken to ensure the safety of animals while the rest of the world is under lockdown imposed by the government. Recently, Farah Khan shared a video of a brand new rap made by her son, Czar Kunder.

The song, titled Need to Survive, was all about the health crisis that is going on right now. The 12-year-old not only impressed his mom, Farah Khan, but he also stunned her fans and followers with his brilliant performance. 

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The coronavirus pandemic

The virus, known as COVID-19, is spread by droplets from coughs or sneezes. For most people, the virus causes mild to moderate symptoms such as fever and cough. In others with weaker immune systems, especially older adults and the others who are susceptible to illness, it can cause pneumonia. There is no known treatment, but some drugs have shown promise and await trials in control studies.

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